Polished Concrete Meets Poolside Perfection In The Okanagan

Perched in one of Kelowna’s most coveted enclaves, 764 Rockcliffe Place is a home that’s as much a feat of engineering as it is a triumph of design.

This residence, set within the exclusive community of Highpointe, commands attention with its striking use of concrete and steel, cantilevered forms, and uncompromising attention to detail.

From the very first approach, the property establishes its sense of grandeur. A lush, landscaped entryway is punctuated by a Corten steel water feature, leading guests into a soaring foyer clad in Italian tile and polished concrete. It’s here that the home immediately reveals its true calling card: breathtaking, uninterrupted views of the city and Lake Okanagan, perfectly framed through floor-to-ceiling windows.

The main living area is an entertainer’s dream, with a great room that flows seamlessly into a chef’s kitchen complete with bespoke Italian cabinetry and integrated Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances. Beyond, an expansive patio and pool deck runs the length of the home, extending the living space outward and creating a limitless connection to the Okanagan landscape.

SPECS

Address: 764 Rockcliffe Place, Kelowna
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3+3
Listed At: $6,000,000
Listed By: Geoff Hall, Nate Cassie, Scott Marshall, Sotheby's International Realty Canada

The primary suite carries the same ethos of openness and ease. Designed to maximize both light and outlook, the suite spills directly onto the pool deck, blurring the boundaries between indoors and out. Two additional bedrooms and a versatile flex room — ideal for a bar lounge, games area, or gym — round out the main level, each space continuing the theme of elevated comfort amidst a seamless flow to the outdoors.

Downstairs, the mood shifts into one of retreat and recreation. A lounge with a wet bar sets the tone for evenings spent with music or movies, while a bedroom, bathroom, kitchenette, and recreation area provide abundant flexibility for guests or extended stays. Throughout, radiant-heated polished concrete floors underscore the home’s marriage of luxury and practicality.

But it’s the garage that truly sets this property apart. A car elevator delivers vehicles to an extraordinary 2,690-sq.-ft finished lower-level space. Outfitted with independent heating and air filtration, it’s a canvas waiting to be personalized — whether as a showpiece car gallery, workshop, or even a private indoor sports facility.

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Our Favourite Thing

The view(s). It seems you can't go anywhere in this house without catching a glimpse of something breathtaking. From its Palm Springs poolside vibe to the sophisticated dining room table, no matter where you place yourself on this magnificent property you'll be met with a view to remember.

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Indeed, 764 Rockcliffe is not simply a home; it’s a structural statement, designed to endure and inspire, while embracing the natural beauty that surrounds it.

WELCOME TO 764 ROCKCLIFFE PLACE

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This article was produced in partnership with STOREYS Custom Studio.

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Polished Concrete Meets Poolside Perfection In The Okanagan

​Perched in one of Kelowna’s most coveted enclaves, this modern house is as much a feat of engineering as it is a triumph of design.

WELCOME TO 764 ROCKCLIFFE PLACE

POOL + DECK

LIVING, KITCHEN, AND DINING

LOWER LEVEL

RECREATION

BEDS AND BATHS

MORE OUTDOOR

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Perched in one of Kelowna’s most coveted enclaves, this modern house is as much a feat of engineering as it is a triumph of design.

This follows three consecutive holds from the central bank in April, June, and July.

National home sales have picked up 12.5% since March, and CREA economists are optimistic for a more active fall.

Pandemic distortions pushed suburban prices beyond their historical relationship with the city and that spread is now narrowing. The great return-to-office recall will continue to reinforce that pattern, pulling value back toward the core.

“We are going into this eyes wide open, and having those hard conversations very early in the process.”